The Singapore Free Press, 3 November 1961

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1961 15 CENTS
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    CITY CLEAN-UP BEGINS
    177 1 CI TY CLEAN-UP BEGINS Bro wnejrial-p^ j, 4 Winning gallops -P. 12 j urkha and ci; >rt for workers SINGAPORE, Friday. t\ iN<i Gurkha policemen the Singapore Military escorted batches of new to remove nlghtsoil from i city. ni' Ihal attempts to reIwing made on a large ;uc the- strike
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    MINISTER: WORKERS NEED NOT RISK LIFE TO FIGHT FOR TRADE UNION RIGHTS
    491 1 MINISTER: WORKERS NEED NOT RISK LIFE TO FIGHT FOR TRADE UNION RIGHTS j SINGAPORE. Fri. IN a broadcast over A Radio Singapore last night, the Minister for Labour, Inche Ahmad Ibrahim, said there was no necessity under the PAP Government "for any union to ask its members to sacrifice life
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    DUD 50-CENT COINS CIRCULATING WARN POLICE
    171 1 DUD 50-CENT COINS CIRCULATING WARN POLICE SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore police this morning warned the public to be on the look-out tor counterfeit coins, an unknown number of which are already circulating in Kuala Lumpur and other parts of the Federation. Mr. Lim Seng Huat. the Police Secretary. said: "Members °f
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    End tests —U.N.
    43 1 End tests U.N. UNITED NATIONS. Fri.— The main political committee last night called for an end of nuclear tests, overriding botn Western arguments against an uninspectec. moiatorium ana Soviet objections that testing could only be halted under a disarmament pact. (See Page 2).
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    Red ships sunk
    27 1 SAIGON. Fri.— Fighters of the South Vietnam Air Force sunk £n sampans full of Communist miVrillas last week about 130 miles south-west of Saigon.
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    SHOW BUSINESS SECRETS
    95 1 mHROUGH the gilt ond 1 slass doors of the Blue Arabian, a London night club pass the sultans of .show business. Here fc a world of glamorous girls, Susceptible men. of success and disillusionment The BLUE ARABIAN NIGHTS, an exclusive new series of show business .short stories,
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    $8½ m. raised
    39 1 LONDON, Pri.— The Save the Children Fund, which has helped children in nearly 50 countries. yesterday announced it had raised more than $8,500,000 in the post year for the first time since its foundation in 1919.
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    Supply from S'pore
    38 1 LONDON, Pri. The British Government has arranged for a supply of blankets, cloth, lice and other foodstuffs to be flown I from Singapore to Saigon io help victims of me floods m Southi Wesi Vietnam.
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    Arbitration Court resumes hearing of Times dispute
    188 1 SINGAPORE, Friday. JJKAKIXG of the dispute between the Straits Times Press (M) Ltd. and the Singapore Printing Employees' Union resumed in the Industrial Arbitration Court this morning. The court had adjourned on Oct. 19 after hearing evid- once from witnesses from the union
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    SINGAPORE BASE: LABOUR M.P. SEEKS AN ASSURANCE
    162 1 SINGAPORE BASE: LABOUR M.P. SEEKS AN ASSURANCE LONDON. Fri. —Mr. Denis Healey. the Labour Opposition's Foreign AiTairs spokesman, last night asked Mr. Edward Heath, the Deputy Foreign Secretary, for an assurance that the British Government was not opposing proposals by Tengku Abdul Rahman "purely because of American insistence that the
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    Thurber dies
    30 1 NEW YORK. Fri. James 'hurber, the humourist, died in lospital here yesterday. Thurber, ,ho was 66, had been in hospital iere for several weeks after a rain operation.
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    Ivan Browne trial: Defence counsel and witness in heated exchanges
    415 1 Ivan Browne trial: Defence counsel and witness in heated exchanges SELETAR, Friday r piiERK were heated exchanges between defence counsel, Mr. J. E. I). Elias. and a prosecution witness who was recalled to give evidence at the court martial of Sgt. Ivan Browne I his morning. Today was the third
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    53 1 RUBBER PRICE I '4 sin 'P"f- 111 MALAYAN. HK i X STOCK EXCH/ SCI I I I Rare .1 VI I i Hei i < t i Uh I i < I j t "1 CARRIER DRAW TWO ESCAPf I i I STORE HOL' i■ I DV IPCNTII six
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    Tronoh Mines is under criticism for not giving monthly figures
    311 2 Tronoh Mines is under criticism for not giving monthly figures 'Finance, aviation and shipping M n By The Free Press Market Correspondent TROXOII Mines have come in for some criticism because of their refusal to turn over from quarterly to monthly production figures. The Investors Chronicle reports that in his
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    RUBBER PRICES EASE FURTHER AFTER NEW G.S.A. MOVE
    165 2 RUBBER PRICES EASE FURTHER AFTER NEW G.S.A. MOVE I ONDON, Fri. —The lJ rubber market sufn a further reaction ai th< opening in line with Singapore which d on news that the had announced one-year sale r imme for natural bber ::om the United stockpile. g od Shortit the lower
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    Ships in port
    68 2 >■! PS 1 ->■ R|tSl M VtH vn^apore wh..' -en J'^.. rortti&n 45, nfi 36, Mas fOirts- Ton.; Peru. Vii- K .rsv. Hon] Kong Stat Kns Langa Cal Baroo >•■■ Ba s ka, Chij f 1 Rwangsi. Citi cm r rwHl v r Cong JU Keren :j..
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    BANK RATE CUT FAILS TO MAINTAIN MARKET GAINS
    195 2 BANK RATE CUT FAILS TO MAINTAIN MARKET GAINS LONDON. Fri. Early gains in stock markets here yesterday were not always maintained In .spite of the cut of half per cent to six per cent In bank rate. After recording a I ir her broad advance in the morning, markets p
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    Malaya's tin output for August dips
    79 2 ONDON, Fri I■• ''>• bulletin of tne International Tin Count il U i Oct< to i iys that ■m:. mm product!* n tin-in-oncei trates is < Ima ed risen to 14.2 toi ju.\ fn m 13.000 in the month i provious. jul.\ outpui was
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    118 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last sales in the Singapore Tracing Room yesterday were INDUSTRIALS: Con. Tin Smelt ords. 43.-. (—ls. 8d Oanimons "51.63 —7 cents*. Rothmans 1.07 > 1 cents*, old Storage S2 34 1 cent Steamship >■'. cents (—2 cents), s. Times 52.85 (unchanged), IK i>! ds.
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    Hong Kong prices
    60 2 HONG KONG, Thurs.— Closing prices h< re today wen Previous Today h S Bank Corpor U S sales Wheelocb M rden Sl2 70 512.50 sales sales H*kong phone 543.25 543,50 salt sales D in; F. ran a; Cold Si >r ige $36.00 536.00 sales .< Taikoo Dock.-
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    Britain's rubber stockpile sales
    124 2 Britain's rubber stockpile sales LONDON K:i- Or, Oct. 31 1961, following the temporary suspension I price restriction on the >;<:<' of .stockpile rubbei v hicij was announced on Oct. 25, 12.">5 u.:^ of rubbei were sold for delivery 200 tons November and i>f> ions January, 19H2 There were ao other
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    Rubber statistics
    63 2 LONDON. PTi. Statistics issuec by the Internationa] Rubber stud; Group show the rubber positior i" Britain for the months o August, July. June and May. its pectively. as follows, (in lonj tons): Consumption (nearest 100 16.800. 14.300; imports (es eluding deliveries from Govt stockpile* *****. 8.447. 11.116 8.769:
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    Honduras deaths over 100: Emergency declared
    280 2 Honduras deaths over 100: Emergency declared f ONDON, Fri. The L* death roll in British Honduras from the devastation of hurricane "Hattie" is now esti- j mated at "over 100" and i a state of emergency has teen declared, the i Colonial Office announced last night. Tens m thousands have
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    U.S. to get ready for N-tests in the atmosphere
    333 2 U.S. to get ready for N-tests in the atmosphere WASHINGTON. Fri. PRESIDENT Kennedy said yesterday thai the United Stales would make the necessary preparations for nuclear tesls in the atmosphere "so :is to be ready in case it becomes necessary to conduct them." Thp ProsirJpnt nprsnnnllv i The President personally
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    ALGERIA CLASHES: 7 MORE DIE
    90 2 A LGIEF3, Fri.— Seven pro- I pie were reported killed 1 yesterday and 31 injured in j incidents in Eastern Algeria, as Muslims mourned their j dead in Wednesdays insur- rection anniversary clashes. Five of yesterday's dead j were killed in incidents at Relizane, in
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    SITUATION IN CONGO SERIOUS, SAYS HEATH
    177 2 SITUATION IN CONGO SERIOUS, SAYS HEATH j onljOX Ftl— Mr. Edward L* Heath, British Deputy Foreign Secretary, yesterday described as "very grave and serious" the situation following Congolese Gen. Joseph Mobutu's announcement tnat an axtack was ab ut tv beuin 1 on Katanga. He toid the House oi Comi tnons:
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    ROUNG THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    371 2 NOTE: Alt price* btluw are middle prices U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Nov. 2. Previous Today ItUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i f. European ports Nov 22 9/16 224 Dec 22 13/16 22 9/1 rtt.i,u£« No. 1 RSS Spot 23 1/16 223 I Hui.HER No. 1 HSS
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    Apartheid: Malaya urges to take immediate action against South Africa
    232 2 Apartheid: Malaya urges |I to take immediate I action against South Afril UNITED NATIONS, Frl. Malaya yesterday said the time had come when all member states should immediately take separate and collective action against South Africa, in a bid to end apartheid. Dato Gilbert Shelley, addressing the special political committee's
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    WRONG STEP CAN START A ROCKET WAR, THE WEST TOLD
    211 2 WRONG STEP CAN START A ROCKET WAR, THE WEST TOLD L [KITED NATIONS. Fri.— J The Soviet Union Last night accused the West In the maiu political com mittee of "deliberately engaging In provocations m Berlin." and warned that a <\m\e. s step could start hostilities that would v"^'lead to
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      51 2 THE WATCH THAT HAS EVERYTHIN: tjAEGER-LECotlJg Swiss Made _"I M /I W 'V. I Calendar J^ U^^ A timepiece designed for *Kw modern living F/^O.\/ LEADING SWGAFOfr j CX. TANG (S) LTD., 310. Ok^J U.S. DE SILVA &SONS.2^R»» j CHUSAN LTD. 104, North S. P. H. DE SILVA Lll)>^ <&>
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    WIFE OF AIRMAN TELLS COURT MARTIAL OF INCIDENT IN POOL
    2209 3 WIFE OF AIRMAN TELLS COURT MARTIAL OF INCIDENT IN POOL I [ial trying R.A.F. Sgt. Ivan Browne, accused of P indecent assault, yesterday afternoon heard the I Margaret Elizabeth Thomas, wife of Sgt. H. F eged t<> have indecently assaulted her on two I the Royal Air Force Station, Seletar,
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    SINGAPORE DAIRY
    742 3 SINGAPORE DAIRY n SINGAPORE, Friday. pOLLOWING the recent successful run of the comedy "'runnel of Love" the Stage Club will next present a thriller play thai promises to be up to the usual high standard of their productions. "House by the Lake." writen by Hugh Mills, had a very successful
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    Welcome to Singapore
    103 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. C. E. Chalney. a New Zealand importer, and his wife flew in from Bombay for a week's visit before leaving for Sydney. They are staying at the Ocean Park Hotel. Mr. Clyde Davis, sales manager of a fashion house in Australia, is here for a short
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    Shot constable: Two women give evidence at inquest
    176 3 Shot constable: Two women give evidence at inquest SINGAPORE, Fri. Two attractive women in the life of Police Constable M. Krishnasamy shot dead in a car were in court yesterday i to testify at the inquest. Krishnasamy, a drill in- i structor, was found slumped in a car parked along
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      86 3 I Your T ree Press Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back page i EL! ABLE AND ECONOMICAL" fc Cold Nib and Piston Filler /ith Bail Pen to Match. |W S3 50 Ex-Spore. m all ieading stores BIC KOON HOE CO. K^ N SAEE RD. SPORE. TEL: *****
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      244 3 Dirdct from Tokyo performances. I JHAVERI SISTERS OF BOMBAY t MANIPURI DANCES j at Victoria Theatre 3.30 p.m. plus special Deepavali dance by Bhaskar's Academy of Dance. 2 hour programme J on Deepavoli Day 7th November 1961 X The Show for the Whole Family. I under Patronage of Minister for
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      195 3 CINEMAS RKX: Mas Merah (Malay) ALHAMBRA: The Snows of j 1.30. 4. 6.30. 9.30. Kilimanjai-j 1.30, 4, 6.30. 9. 30. ROYAL: Palum Pazhamum CAPITOL: David and Goliath (Tamil; 3. J0, 7.30. 1.45 4. 6.30, 9.30. TAJ: Bombai ka Babu (Hin- CATHAY: All in a Night's tii> 3.15, tf.ls. 9.15. Work
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    PARENTS FORM ASSOCIATION TO HELP MENTALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN
    265 4 PARENTS FORM ASSOCIATION TO HELP MENTALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN SINGAPORE, Fr,l. \M ANY parents of mentally m retarded children at the Chin Pu Training Centre in Towner Road are anxious to take an active part in the care and training of handicapped children in SingaI pore. And to achieve this purpose,
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    Special Christmas cards to win support
    166 4 for aims of Spore 1 society SINGAPORE. Fn. Malayan artists are featured in a series of three Christmas cards produced by the Malaysian Sociological I Research Institute. I The Institute is launching its second year ot sales of the "Malayan" greeting cards in support
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    ROTARIANS FROM 5 COUNTRIES AT ONE-DAY MEET
    82 4 ROTARIANS FROM 5 COUNTRIES AT ONE-DAY MEET SINGAPORE. Fri. Luang Sit, 60, a former Thai Permanent Under-Secretary of Foreign Affairs in Bangkok, presided at a one-day "institute" held here for 45 Rotary officials from five countries. Luang Sit, a past district governor and counsellor, deputised for the district goverj nor,
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    Anniversary dance
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A social and dance to celebrate the sixth anniversary of the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees Union will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall from 8.30 p.m. to 2 a.m. tomorrow.
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    C-Plan training
    25 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.—lnspector Syed Mokhtar bin Syed Yassim, Assistant OCPD Kluang, has left for a sixmonth training course In Australia under the Colombo Plan.
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    Dinner for Toh
    34 4 BENTONG. Fri. More than 400 people attended a dinner which the Chinese community save in honour of Mr. Toh Wai Ting on his election as chairman of the Bentong Town Council
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    New Asst. Trade Commissioner
    56 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Mr John Holmes of the Department of Trade in Sydney arrived in Kuala Lumpur to take up duties as Assistant Trade Commissioner in the Australian High Commission He will assist Mr. Michael Coultas. the acting Trade Commissioner until the return of Mr. W.
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    109 4 SiNGAPcpr J •JHK Royal Singapore I enctng its best year since severe financial set-back* This was revealed by it Pittendrigh, who said then had I increased participation In the dul Singapore people in genera] Up to date, the record lor flying hours was established in 1938 when 3.040 flying
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      459 4 your l/w w MIND s i Tji|.ir'ii |jrj) HAVE A 11^* l§j LOOK AT {V^ 'Z^ -C/JP^ THE fck?V v^lt :^^^r OUTSTANDING A^^^Tf^fr Were Jt !j^t. i< the out«and.n S new Pljt.nee-finuh dial wth raised gold j OTARY Sup*r 41. designed and pro- emblem i ;ce 1 cntirefv :n SvMtzerbnJ
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    WHAT A WOMAN SHOULD NOT DO
    920 5 WHAT A WOMAN SHOULD NOT DO SHOULD SHE STAY BEHIND man ALL THE TIME? L f1 pi WHO OUGHT TO KNOW Ing with women table-hopp- urants. This type always I facing the door, so she can i brity coining in. She leaves es Ihe rounds, leaving you face, It'< like
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      18 5 Bl E ifi v TED KOHHER ■S.B. SERIES ac I I" rER ,SUN- ••.,c. 1 i, y the
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      133 5 LOWEST EVER—\ PRICES OFFERED! AT THt t^lC BARGAINS emb. ex o"n( BLOUSES $6.90 suits er~ ftO j iWIM >5.0« SKIRTS w EASELEY TOWELING e^ O/\ f- SHIRTS >*.5U SPORTSHIRTS JFANCY LONG SLEEVES \DRESS SHIRTS $|.9O Up 92. North Bridge Road Tel: ***** Singapore-6 I" V ELOCETT E* i The Motor
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      113 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis THE HEART OF JULIET JONES oy Stan Drake MjiS»3= /kS PHYSICAL PERFECTION IN^_ i fo^ ALl thE V TO CHICKEN FEED WHEN YOU GETJ toy Chic Young ELONDIB 7 i o<n: V I 1" ~1 Mpl'roH.BOO-HOO^I
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    297 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Help for retarded I children SECTION Of the handicapped children of Singapore the mentally retarded who until the recent establishment 01 the Chin Pu Training Centre wore all too often neglected will soon, we are glad to note, receive more of the attention and training they deserve.
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    Walk with care...
    73 6 Walk with care... SEPTEMBER has been another bad month j on the roads. The police say pedestrians must bear a large share of the blame. They caused most accidents during the month 104 with careless drivers nnd cyclists coming :i close second with 158. When you are next on the
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    Britain's money makers
    274 6  - Britain 's money makers DAVID ASH By LONDON I WAS m the Royal Mint, wal ching them make perm the first for genera) circulat ion since 1941 11 is difficult to mci ke conversation with a man v. h is making money He has to concentrate, hi doesn't wani to
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    100 YEARS AGO
    73 6 The Free Press reported: "The Vice- Admiral, Commander -in Chiel of Saigon, in order to facilitate the commercial transactions between Saigon, Singapore and Hong X- tig, Ims given authority ihal the steam vessels employed by the French government in keeping up the communication with these I places,
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    152 6 NO one seemed to notice the pretty girl clad in the briefest of bikini- who walked 'around the crowded streets of Derby. Not even the bright green pain: which covered the rest o! her body seemed v draw the attention of busj shoppers and Saturday ai ien
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    The Nobel prisoner
    852 6  - The Nobel prisoner Rhona Churchill LUTHULI— the man they shut I out of the world I HONOUR FOR A GREAT MAN, JOY FOR BLACK AFRICA, AND A BITTER PILL FOR VERWOERD h A 62-YEAR-OLD Zulu chief, Albert John Luthuli, the grandson of a pagan chief and son of a missionary,
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      14 6 Fat COLDS.4C#£S and PA/A/S TIGER OIL ENC AUN TONC 'm| tit m.; i -i.
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      237 6 KAOIO SINGAPOISI 10.30 The Ballad Hunter; 11.00 Short Wave Service Sl vh hl concert; 11.30 When II metres 1 7230 kc s.) lights arc low; 12 (midnight) Medium W.m- Service: Xo Love Por Linda. *«6 metres. RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres! A.M. 11.00 Programme sum- P.M. -1.15 Tiffin date; 1.30 mary;
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      345 6 CLLES ACROSS g Hoi oi,.i Ui Lanes (31. j l Alec ca.i make it i4i {1 Keen, oui >\ long time inside 4 It's troden unuer foot 16). l 1 8 A friencj comes back round l 2 s> Ie confused bu is not the track (3). i; iVi 10
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    524 7 IFbr a year Malcolm Elliot lived in British North Borneo to help iK I understand the local people '1 found them simple, friendly 1 Brigadier inspects the last parade of i ott Company: New jobs for 90 i SINGAPORE, Friday. N( n^lish voluntary worker stopped vi> home after completing
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    About to retire
    29 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Fri.— Mr SL Murugason, a senior spital assistant in SungeJ Patani District hospital, is on leave before retirement atter more than 30 years' service.
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    Indian actor condemns Russia for resuming nuclear tests
    370 7 SINGAPORE, Friday 1 MR. Prem Nath, actor, producer and dircc- tor of Indian films, who spent 20 hours with his film star wife Bina Rai here, condemned Russia for resuming nuclear tests at a reception' given in their honour at the Sindhi
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    YOUR LUCKY STAR TODAY
    332 7 IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... YOIRS is a rather deep nai ture- You have a lively imagination and you are inclined to worry, lhe most Important lesson you should learn will be never to cross bridges until you come to them Affectionate and loving, you will be
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    Rupert and the Rolling Ball-6
    86 7 After much running and laughing Rupert manages to get the ball past A!gy in the gonl. and while the linle pug runs over the slop* to fetch it the others gather in mid-ticid for a breather. JsJow •ell. us more about that odd I stringer,"
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    New milk plant for Burma with Malayan capital
    250 7 New milk plant for Burma with Malayan capital SINGAPORE, Fri.— Malayan investors along with Beatrice Foods ol Chicago have joined in partnersmp with the Deience Services Institute, Burma, to establish the tirst milk plant in Burma. The Malayan investors are Fraser and Neave Ltd., Mr. Aw Cheng Chye and Mr.
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    New KL to Rome BOAC service
    71 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl— 3OAC have started a once weekly Comet jetliner ser- i vice from Kuala Lumpur to I Rome, leaving Kuala Lumpur on Mondays at 4.15 p.m. and. i arriving In Rome at 6.05 a.m. j the next day. This change is one
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    W.I. to help sell poppies
    48 7 KUALA SELANGOR, Fri.—Members of the Women's Institute here will help to i sell poppies in the district on Saturday. The secretary of the Poppy Day appeal, Inche Zahan bin Raschid said all estates and schools have also been I asked to help. I
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    Baby Clinic
    260 8 Baby Clinic i mmmm—mmmmmmm FOR MRS. KNOW-HOW MANY children have a temperamental phase, some with obvious cause and others where it is difficult to put one's finger on th? trouble. Here is the problem with Sally: My daughter Sally Is now just over two years old. avid she seems to
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    2 RIBBON TRICKS MISS KNOWN
    129 8 2 RIBBON TRICKS MISS KNOWN ARTIST APRIL GIVES A GROWN-UP TOUCH FOR LITTLE GIRLS' ACCESSORY THE girl with the ribbon in her hair need not be your kid sister. For ribbons are no longer the hair accessories for little girls alone. To set you on the go, here are two
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    NEW LINE FROM PARIS.. THE S'PORE VERSION
    65 8 NEW LINE FROM PARIS.. THE S'PORE VERSION This is the latest Paris line as seen through the eyes of Singapore designer Roland. It is the l c t at hugs only the hi P s with straight skirt that flares slightly. Modelled by Christine the whole ensemble is set off
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    Tips for 'no pet at home' girl
    440 8 pAMILY PROBLEM No. 18. in which a 22.\> ed she had no privacy and peace in her house, interesting comments. Should she hike the chana by her parents and move out of the house? Xs die idea, this career girl wrote to this
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    Bowl and tongs for salad
    65 8 IF YOU'RE looking for a smart salad serving bowl, you'll be impressed with this one in plastic. In the loveliest shade of yellow, it comes with tongs in contrasting black. An eye-catching and useful item for the kitchen is this spice set from Japan Made
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    Bells spell merry mess
    66 8 /CHRISTMAS i> in the air V/ and lbs shops an again putting on then festive face. A unique item in this year's festive novelties is a row ol lantern*, shaped like bHK uhuh spell out the words Merr\ X'mas." Another uniqiu i shell sfa !l i»
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    CAMERA QUIZ
    1263 9 in cinemas ought o be kept as short as possible TH WINNER In HOCK, Carlisle Road: As the a v e r a g e einemafcjl j goer pays en .i°V a film show, conuftercial advertising should be kept to tfa c minimum. Even within that little time
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    QUIZ No. 45
    123 9 SHOULD OUR WOMEN TAKE GREATER INTEREST IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS, IF SO HOW? THIS is the question on which The Free Press seeks your opinion in Camera Quiz No. 45. Express your views on the subject in 40 to 50 words. For the best letter, The Free Press
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    VERDICT
    162 9 ADVERTISING is a technique of mass influence and its scope has tremendously increased, particularly after the war, with the vast industrialisation programmes all over Free WorldAs one writer aptly stresses, the rate of industrial expansion (let's simply call it production) of a country determines its progress towards economic stability
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    Don't waste our time' plea to SAFA Council
    534 11 Don 't waste our time' plea to SAFA Council Nov. 13 is D-Day for youth soccer THE Youth Committee of the Singapore Amateur Football Association has deeded not to train 27 selected youths who are making T^'llnTrr^^ State at thC F Urth Asian Y uth Football Tournament to be held
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    UNKNWON
    42 11 I SINGAPORE, Friday. i'ke\ learn will test its N'egri Sembilan, Malacca si quadrangular this sea!"(i -i\. tomorrow and Sunday, ting to see how these boys fare have so far attended two train- m m■• m I H m '>v: I I
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    Schools beat YMCA 2-1
    81 11 r>ALESTIER, Fri. Sinsapore Combined Scboota beat V.M.C.A. 2-1 in their S.H.A. Division Three league match played here. Schools attacked from the start Midway through the lirxt half they opened accounts through Haron. This i«ad was however short lived. Just before half-time YMCA equalised through Patrick John.
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    Japanese boxing chief admires Red technique
    137 11 jyjOSCOW, Fri.-Mr. Eikiti Nagamatsu. executive director of the Japanese Amateur Boxing Association, left here by air for Copenhagen after a monthJong visit to the Soviet Union. "I am full of admiration for the Soviet 'pure boxing style. Mr. Nagamatsu sai<j in an interview with
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    Even after Brian's battering she will not ask hubby to quit
    560 11 T ONDON, Fri.— There was to have been a big party on Mrs. Veronica London's third wedding anniversary. She planned to wear a shiny gold lame dress with fur around the knees. And there was a mink coat in
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    Water Scout does a winning gallop on fast track
    400 12 Water Scout does a winning gallop on fast track TIBA TIBA SURPRISES THE EXPERTS WITH BRILLIANT RUN TOMORROW: Don't forgtjt r your I Race Day Special j I By SCRUTINEER BUKIT TIMAH, Friday. 'WATER SCOUT drew attention to his chances in the Autumn Cv 1 n when he did a
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    TOURISTS BEATEN BY SICLAP CACERS
    220 12 TOURISTS BEATEN BY SICLAP CACERS ipEYLANG, Fri. Madrat UT State touring basketball team suliered their third successive deieat on their Singapore tour when they were beaten 104-87 by Siglap Cagers at the Happy World Stadium last night. Madras started off promisingly and with some nne pivot play by C. Srinivasan
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    Victory to Chinese but glory to combined team
    392 12 Victory to Chinese but glory to combined team j Jalan besar. Friday j A GOAL scored live minutes from time gave Chinese ;i 21-2 victory over Europeans/ Eurasians combined in 11 Premier League football match here yesterday. The combined team, down 2-0 at the interval, drew level but the Chinese
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    Rugby results
    25 12 i o\don. Prl— Results of] :.-e.-i<?raay\s Rucby Union matcbea were* Mkihinda \9 North Miciann* 13. Club match: Coventry v cambridge University 3. i»
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    Sandra retires
    11 12 SYDNEY. Fri. Australian Uympic swimmer Sandra Morgan as retired-
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    Eu Tong Sen Cup attracts entry of 110 golfers
    480 12 THOMSON, Friday. JJOYAL Island Club's golf links will be a hive of activity on Sunday when 110 golfers tee off in the qualifying round of the R.l.C's En long Sen Cup competition. This is an annual open tournament over 18 holes.
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    FILM PATROL AT BUKIT TIMAH NEXT MONTH
    75 12 JINGAPORE, Fri. The 5 Cinecamera Patrol will be n operation at the December neeting of the Singapore ?urf Club. The Patrol will give the Stewards an opportunity to )bserve a, race from beginning o end and also from three lirections. As soon as
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    NO CHECKING OF CYCLES: BIG RACE IS OFF
    74 12 NO CHECKING OF CYCLES: BIG RACE IS OFF SINGAPORE, Fri.— Owing to circumstances beyond the control of the organisers, it has become necessary to postpone indefinitely the Free Press cycle race which was to have been held on Sunday. Therefore there will be NO checking of cycles at rimes House
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    GOOD TEAM WORK EARNS ARMY 2-0 WIN OVER THE RAF IN SERVICES HOCKEY
    260 12 GOOD TEAM WORK EARNS ARMY 2-0 WIN OVER THE RAF IN SERVICES HOCKEY ALEXANDRA. Fri. Gooc A team play by the Arm> enabled them to beat formidable Royal Air Force Singapore 2-0 in their Inter-Ser-vices hockey match played at Gillman Barracks yesterday. From the initial bully-off the game was played
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    RAF HOCKEY SELECTION
    59 12 SINGAPORE, Frl. RAF Singapore yesterday named their hockey team to meet Royal Navy in their inter-ser-\ices match at Changi on Monday at 5.00 p.m. The team will be: Hall Changi Kerry < Seletar > Weatherall (Tengah), Kanagalingam (Changi), Howell (Changi); Taylor (Changi). Dass (Seletar), Thaddeous (Changi), snell
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    Proffit-White enters speed sprint
    280 12 T NGAPORE, Fri.—Christsj ier Profflt-White, who 'c a Honda to victory in c Singapore Grand Prix, will contest the Seletar Sprint to be held at Seletar mi Tuesday. Contrary to reports that lis appearance at the Gap. Ast month, (when he won Ive events) would be
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